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UN Experts Decry Torture in Israeli Prisons

“These practices are intended to punish Palestinians for resisting occupation and seek to destroy them individually and collectively.”

Chilean President Gabriel Boric said, “If they had clearly won the election, they would have shown the voting tally sheets.”

David Day from the United States took our photo of the day: “The Blue Hour Above Old Bisbee, Arizona”.

Over the weekend they attacked Indigenous communities that had reclaimed stolen land in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul.

US authorities clarify that they will resume admitting Humanitarian Parolees who arrive with valid travel permits issued before August 3rd.

In Gaza, at least 30 Palestinians were killed on Sunday when Israel attacked two schools sheltering displaced people in Gaza City.

An attorney specialized in immigration matters denounced the case of a Nicaraguan whose permission to travel to the US was cancelled…

Fundacion del Rio launches an ongoing campaign titled “Voices of the Forest: Justice and Freedom for the Indigenous Mayagna Park Rangers”.

Thousands of irregularities were discovered in applications. Some 90,000 Nicaraguans have received parole so far, but not all have traveled.

At least eight priests are believed to have been taken to a “seminary-turned-prison” in Managua, two detained August 1 and six on August 2.